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4 Hanover schools earn national PTA Schools of Excellence recognition (opens the original)
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HANOVER COUNTY, Va. — Four Hanover County schools have received national recognition for their efforts to strengthen partnerships between families and educators. Atlee High School, Bell Creek Middle School, Cold Harbor Elementary School and Elmont Elementary School were recently named PTA Schools of Excellence. The designation recognizes schools that work closely with parents and families to support student success and well-being. Local PTA groups helped earn the honor through initiatives such a
Richmond pediatrician Dr. Lillie Bennett reflects on nearly 60 years of caring for families (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Dr. Lillie Bennett’s legacy lines the walls of her Chamberlayne Avenue pediatric office in Richmond. Framed Richmond Times-Dispatch and Richmond Free Press articles detail her work improving literacy among children and her role organizing a local chapter of an international civic and social organization for women. She cherishes artwork a father in jail made in lieu of payment and a book written by a troubled mother who she helped turn their life around. For nearly 60 years, Dr. B
Neighbors, hunters asked to help in search for missing 2-year-old in Virginia (opens the original)
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Va. — Dozens of volunteers are joining federal, state, and local law enforcement in the search for 2-year-old Bridget Zeigler in Cumberland County. Zeigler is the subject of a CODI Alert issued Sept. 24, 2026. Virginia State Police spokesperson Matt Demlein said she is believed to have walked away from her home around 6 p.m. that evening. Law enforcement was notified within the hour. The search is focused near Anderson Highway and Hidden Valley Road, where canines and a state
Bellevue Elementary reopens in Richmond after mold closure; 2 rooms still sealed (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Students and teachers are back inside Bellevue Elementary after the more than 100-year-old Richmond Public School building was temporarily closed because of mold concerns. RPS Superintendent Jason Kamras ordered the school closed after mold was discovered in the building’s attic and in closets in multiple classrooms. Students had been attending classes at Lucks Field Community Center since Sept. 1 while crews worked on cleaning, remediation and air-quality testing. Kamras spoke t
Free prostate cancer screenings available at Tuesday's Flying Squirrels game (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Men attending Tuesday night's Richmond Flying Squirrels game can get a free prostate cancer screening at CarMax Park as September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Virginia Urology, the Richmond Flying Squirrels and Audacy Radio are teaming up for the second annual “Hitting Prostate Cancer Out of the Park” event during the Squirrels' Sept. 8 game against the Chesapeake Baysox. The free screening is available to men 45 and older, as well as younger men with a family his
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